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19 hours ago, Sampei.Nihira said:
Try to activate the Ultimate Performance plan.
only balanced is shown in classic control panel. even after I ran the command
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28 minutes ago, Klemper said:
windows 8.1 is a lot faster, 100 percent agree! The question is whether the employer lets you use it.
yeah well that's not happening, we just began to phase out windows 10, because the support is nearing the end. The funnies thing about that is that we have 3 windows server 2012 r2 running the surveilance system, remote desktop etc..
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50 minutes ago, Dixel said:
Looks like the OP won't be allowed to reduce, modify those 10 OS at work.
Unfortunately, I can't do much with the bloat. we have teamviewer running in the background with teams,outlook,edge and onedrive. There are some dell programs and I tried to get them removed, but ultimately was not allowed to do so. It seems to be related to the cpu frequency though, cause the cpu is underclocking to 1.1-1.8 Ghz and the temperature is around 40-58 degrees so I don't quite get it.
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Btw 4th gen i5 with 8gb of ram running windows 8.1 is a lot faster than this piece of crap...
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Hi,
we are deploying 10 laptops with the same exact specs. These are used just for word processing, internet browsing, printing and teams meetings with dual monitors. I though that 13th gen i5 is a bit overkill, but as it turned out it is the exact opposite. The laptop feels really slow, ui is lagging, opening file explorer takes 3-5 seconds??? Is this windows 11 issue, or is this cpu weak? cause I find this really hillarious. Everything is set to it's highest performance mode including bios.
Dell Latitude 3540
Intel core i5-1335U
16gb ddr4 ram 3 200mhz
512gb ssd nvme
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I really didn't expect that valve would "upgrade" their chromium from 85 to 109 just to keep supporting 7 and 8 despite their official claims. I'm not complaining, but why bother with the announcement that they won't support them?
latest beta branches are working under 8.1 and they keep getting updates.
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buy gt 710 or gt 1030 really easy solution. on used markets they are around 20 usd
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34 minutes ago, D.Draker said:
"also" ? what else is "not true" ?
I won't argue with you, I was actually in middle of czech conversation and I was responding to this in english so i pronounced myself wrongly, I meant that this statement you wrote is not correct, cause videos are being accelerated on chromium browsers on platforms such as disney+, netflix, youtube. For some reason 1440p and up on youtube at least is just not working under 8.1. So yeah, I wrote it misleadingly and you didn't bother to respond to anything relating to gpu acceleration.
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11 hours ago, D.Draker said:
They removed any form of accelerated videos on all OSes below win 10, thanks for yet another confirmation.
This is also not true. Because 1080p 60fps is accelerated on gpu, netflix is accelerated on gpu. 1440p and up is not accelerated. At least on 8.1
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1 hour ago, VistaLover said:
... Unless you have a recent GPU that supports H/W VP9 decoding, only S/W decoding via CPU takes place for 8k60 YT (do YT serve >=1080p files encoded in H.264?) - Wiki says that "full fixed-function VP9 8-bit and 10-bit decoding acceleration" was only added in Intel's Quick Sync Video v6, starting with Kaby Lake; don't know about the AMD side of things...
It does work for me on windows 10 though.
rtx 2060 and r5 3600 so I think it is not working under w 8.1
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12 minutes ago, sonyu said:
1080/720 Youtube videoplay in Chrome ver. 111/112 running on Windows 8.0/8.1 removes Intel iGPU micro stuttering. (With, of course, a gpu capable of playing 720/1080.)
Stuttering? I have few computers with intel hd graphics ranging from sandy bridge to skylake with no stuttering on yt videos. And I don’t really think that it uses gpu anyways since whenever I try 8k60fps on my main pc the cpu gets heavily utilized
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On 2/21/2023 at 11:22 PM, xedakide said:
FREE, CS UNS EA Desktop
they are officially supporting 8.1
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6 minutes ago, Jody Thornton said:
Why? The updates should work as they are until October 2023. Then you could install it
my 8.1 just rollbacks all server 2012 r2 updates
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Your iso should have usb 3 drivers integrated. but I’m not sure if windows 7 is able to boot on NVMe drives. I think it was added in 8.1. Try sata ssd?
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No it didn't at least for me.
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That page is weird. common ie is spyware.. ?
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I recommend integrating all updates to your installation
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13 hours ago, HarryTri said:
In the task scheduler go to \Microsoft\Windows\Setup and deactivate everything there.
Thank you!
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On 1/27/2023 at 1:26 PM, Cocodile said:
Step by step video guide
Fix NET Framework 4.8 is Not Supported On This Operating System Error Windows 8
Thanks, but didn't work.
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1 hour ago, Cocodile said:
Did you try Windows 7 compatibility mode ? Or just spoof the installer.
it says that I can't be running it under compatibility mode and spoofing does not work it still detects nt 6.2 for some reason
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5 minutes ago, Cocodile said:
works even on Windows 7.
Installer throws up error that my os is not supported
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Hi,
so I bought myself a present and got windows 8.0 pro sealed in box. I even built period correct computer for that. I know we have 8.0 diehards over here so my question is:
1) I updated the os and now I see "hey you should update to 8.1 or 10" message. What's the quickest way to update it with server 2012 updates andd should I be worried about anything?
2) .net framework 4.8 (is it even possible?)
3) Internet explorer (should I even bother with ie11?)
4) Windows 7 explorer on 8 is it worth trying or just stick with openshell?
Thanks
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Unfortunately, I have to maybe go off topic, but I can't create new topics anywhere anymore or visit huge part of this site. Am I blocked? Did I do anything?
Thanks
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2 hours ago, legacyfan said:
He definitely sounds like someone else I just dont know who
So I am not the only one noticing.. if only I knew who does he remind me of
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Brand new laptop slow
in Windows 11
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there is only balanced and from what I've seen it has to do something with modern standby